Change the font-size in the css file you are using (default, advanced or simple) for the body style.
For example, in default/editor_content.css under the body style, change font-size:10px; to something higher... font-size:13px;
-----Original Message----- From: Ian Skinner [mailto:ian.skinner-2wSdTXsJYQTBCgU9O1rxug@public.gmane.org] Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004 10:40 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: OT: TinyMCE
At the recommendation of a recent posting to this list, I have been giving the TinyMCE JavaScript WYSIWYG editor a try. I like how simple it is to integrate into a web form and its functionality seems to be good. But, using the default configuration the text is tiny in the web control to which the editor is applied. But I can not find the proper setting to configure this.
Can anybody who is using TinyMCE let me know which one I need to be using?
I posted this question to the TinyMCE list, but have not received a reply. In fact, since I've subscribed to the list late last week, I have not received a single message from it other then my question. It does not seem to be very active.
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Vince_Leibowitz 10 December 2005 23:59:44 [ permanent link ]
Is there anyone who could help me install TinyMCE? It is way over my head.
After I thought I had it installed, it came up with this: Could not find the TinyMCE engine installed at modules/tinymce/tinymce/. Please download TinyMCE, uncompress it and copy the folder into modules/tinymce.
So, I tried in CPanel to create a tinymce subfolder in tinymce, but it would not let me. I know I've got the engine in there, but it isn't finding it. Also, the instructions from what I downloaded from drupal said to go somewhere else and download ANOTHER TinyMCE thing, which has more files in it and I have no Idea what i am supposed to do next. Plus, when trying to do this:
mysql -u user -p drupal < tinymce.mysql
(with appropriate things substituted) I get this error: #1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'mysql -u capitola_drpl1 -p capitola_drpl1 < tinymce.mysql' at line 1
I have no idea what it means as I have never used MySQL before and know nothing about it. Thanks.
-----Original Message----- From: support-bounces@drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces@drupal.org]On Behalf Of Vince_Leibowitz Sent: Saturday, December 10, 2005 3:28 PM To: support@drupal.org Subject: RE: [support] HTML in stories; links in stories....
Earl,
Thanks a MILLION!!! This is really a big help!
-----Original Message----- From: support-bounces@drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces@drupal.org]On Behalf Of Earl Miles Sent: Saturday, December 10, 2005 3:00 PM To: support@drupal.org Subject: Re: [support] HTML in stories; links in stories....
Vince_Leibowitz wrote:> I have used Drupal before, and thought this was possible, but I can't> remember how to do it. Can someone help?>
1.) How do you change the HTML that is allowed in stories? I can't get <i>> or <blockquote> to work.
Look in the handbook for 'input filters'. You can control a lot of that quite nicely.
2.) Is there a module to dowlnoad or something that will add something
where> I can simply highlight the text I want to create a link with in a story
click a button that will popup a window (like Moveable Type does) so I can> just put the URL in there rather than hassling with the <a href> tag all
time? I link to LONG newspaper URLs and it is a pain.
The modules TinyMCE and HTMLArea both add wysiwyg editors to Drupal that have that functionality. -- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
Vince_Leibowitz wrote:> Is there anyone who could help me install TinyMCE? It is way over my head.>
After I thought I had it installed, it came up with this: Could not find the> TinyMCE engine installed at modules/tinymce/tinymce/. Please download> TinyMCE, uncompress it and copy the folder into modules/tinymce.>
So, I tried in CPanel to create a tinymce subfolder in tinymce, but it would> not let me. I know I've got the engine in there, but it isn't finding it.> Also, the instructions from what I downloaded from drupal said to go> somewhere else and download ANOTHER TinyMCE thing, which has more files in> it and I have no Idea what i am supposed to do next. Plus, when trying to do> this:>
mysql -u user -p drupal < tinymce.mysql>
(with appropriate things substituted) I get this error:> #1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that> corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near> 'mysql -u capitola_drpl1 -p capitola_drpl1 < tinymce.mysql' at line 1>
I have no idea what it means as I have never used MySQL before and know> nothing about it.> Thanks.
I can't give you all the help you need, I'm afraid, but I can clear up a bit of confusion:
In both cases, the Drupal module is just a wrapper for another piece of software. In TinyMCE's case, it's actually an external wysiwyg editor that has to be installed by itself. The Drupal module, then, is what lets Drupal know the editor is there and embeds it into your Drupal installation. So you do need to go download that other thing. I seem to recall it's relatively easy to install that part, and just needs to be inside your modules/tinymce directory. But it's been some time since I've looked at it. -- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
On Sat, December 10, 2005 21:59, Vince_Leibowitz wrote:> Is there anyone who could help me install TinyMCE? It is way over my head.>
After I thought I had it installed, it came up with this: Could not find> the> TinyMCE engine installed at modules/tinymce/tinymce/. Please download> TinyMCE, uncompress it and copy the folder into modules/tinymce.>
So, I tried in CPanel to create a tinymce subfolder in tinymce, but it> would> not let me. I know I've got the engine in there, but it isn't finding it.> Also, the instructions from what I downloaded from drupal said to go> somewhere else and download ANOTHER TinyMCE thing, which has more files in> it and I have no Idea what i am supposed to do next. Plus, when trying to> do> this:>
mysql -u user -p drupal < tinymce.mysql>
(with appropriate things substituted) I get this error:> #1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that> corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near> 'mysql -u capitola_drpl1 -p capitola_drpl1 < tinymce.mysql' at line 1>
I have no idea what it means as I have never used MySQL before and know> nothing about it.> Thanks.>
-----Original Message-----> From: support-bounces@drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces@drupal.org]On> Behalf Of Vince_Leibowitz> Sent: Saturday, December 10, 2005 3:28 PM> To: support@drupal.org> Subject: RE: [support] HTML in stories; links in stories....>
Earl,>
Thanks a MILLION!!! This is really a big help!>
-----Original Message-----> From: support-bounces@drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces@drupal.org]On> Behalf Of Earl Miles> Sent: Saturday, December 10, 2005 3:00 PM> To: support@drupal.org> Subject: Re: [support] HTML in stories; links in stories....>
Vince_Leibowitz wrote:>> I have used Drupal before, and thought this was possible, but I can't>> remember how to do it. Can someone help?>>
1.) How do you change the HTML that is allowed in stories? I can't get>> <i>>> or <blockquote> to work.>
Look in the handbook for 'input filters'. You can control a lot of that> quite> nicely.>
2.) Is there a module to dowlnoad or something that will add something> where>> I can simply highlight the text I want to create a link with in a story> and>> click a button that will popup a window (like Moveable Type does) so I>> can>> just put the URL in there rather than hassling with the <a href> tag all> the>> time? I link to LONG newspaper URLs and it is a pain.>
The modules TinyMCE and HTMLArea both add wysiwyg editors to Drupal that> have> that functionality.> --> [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]>
Sebastian TÄnzer 8 March 2007 21:06:50 [ permanent link ]
Hello,
In the latest changelog it says sth. about support for TinyMCE. How do I enable this?
BTW: We just went "live" with one of our largest ZMS projects so far at http://humangenetics.uni-bonn.de [http://humangenetics.uni-bonn.de] where we've done a lot of customizations. Perhaps you'd like to take a look at this - comments and critics are welcome We're still in the progress of finishing some parts of the page (pdf search results extraction for example) but after all most of it is done.
Best, Sebastian
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Considering the update form zms 2.9 to zms 2.10 we have to use a new WYSIWYG editor, since Epoz and kupu don't work anymore. The only built-in editor xstandard is for many reasons not suitable for us.
I have seen, that the TinyMCE editor was integrated for several versions (2.10.4 until 2.10.5.something) in ZMS. My question is: For what reasons was TinyMCE removed?
I'm developing a plugin interface for TinyMCE, but i'm a little bit stuck right now.
Kind regards, Alexander Muischneek University of Bern, Switzerland
Sebastian Tö nzer 4 September 2008 19:15:25 [ permanent link ]
Hello Alexander, I can offer an working plugin for fckeditor. I'll send you an Link later. Regards, Sebastian
Von meinem iPhone gesendet Am 04.09.2008 um 16:45 schrieb "axooh" < axooh@yahoo.com [mailto:axooh@yahoo.com]>:
Dear community
Considering the update form zms 2.9 to zms 2.10 we have to use a new WYSIWYG editor, since Epoz and kupu don't work anymore. The only built-in editor xstandard is for many reasons not suitable for us.
I have seen, that the TinyMCE editor was integrated for several versions (2.10.4 until 2.10.5.something) in ZMS. My question is: For what reasons was TinyMCE removed?
I'm developing a plugin interface for TinyMCE, but i'm a little bit stuck right now.
Kind regards, Alexander Muischneek University of Bern, Switzerland
Sebastian TÄnzer 4 September 2008 20:51:17 [ permanent link ]
You can download our fckeditor plugin at http:// www.tmedien.com/zms/fckeditor.zip [http://www.tmedien.com/zms/fckeditor.zip] I have copied it out of our ZMS Mediamanager we're currently working on, so you might have to change some things, but basically this should work out of the box.Included is latest fckeditor with source (all underscore files changed so upload to ZOPE works) This includes a dtml-method that gets all ZMS formats and provides them to fckeditor via a XML file. We deciced for fckeditor because the image browser in tinymce was far too complicated andchanging tinymce itself wasn't a walk in the park, too. Only issue with fckeditor so far is that it produces<p>-tags around most of the elements, images too. So you'd have to change your CSS according to the editor's code. If you have any questions don't hasitate to contact me. Mit freundlichen GrÝúen / Yours sincerelySebastian TÄnzer amcm web TÄnzer e.K.Beratung, Design & Entwicklung fÝr InternetlÆsungenConsulting, design & development for the Web. c/o amcm GmbH KekulÈstr. 39 53115 Bonn Germany
Tel +49-228-33646-23 Fax +49-228-33646-13Mobil +49-174-333-7001 s.taenzer@amcm.de [mailto:s.taenzer@amcm.de] http://www.amcm.de [http://www.amcm.de]
Am 04.09.2008 um 17:36 schrieb axooh:
Hi Sebastian
This would be great! So we can evaluate better between possible editors.
Thanks in advance. Alexander
--- In zms-developers@yahoogroups.com [mailto:zms-developers%40yahoogroups.com], Sebastian Tö nzer <s.taenzer@...> wrote:
Hello Alexander,
I can offer an working plugin for fckeditor.
I'll send you an Link later.
Regards, Sebastian
Von meinem iPhone gesendet
Am 04.09.2008 um 16:45 schrieb "axooh" <axooh@...>:
Dear community
Considering the update form zms 2.9 to zms 2.10 we have to use
a new
WYSIWYG editor, since Epoz and kupu don't work anymore. The
only
built-in editor xstandard is for many reasons not suitable for
us.
I have seen, that the TinyMCE editor was integrated for
several
versions (2.10.4 until 2.10.5.something) in ZMS. My question
is: For
what reasons was TinyMCE removed?
I'm developing a plugin interface for TinyMCE, but i'm a
